Ben Logan’s Cole Waugh fouls the ball off during the Raiders 11-4 loss to Indian Lake on Tuesday. Details of the game were not received by presstime.

Members of the Hardin Memorial Hospital Guild are busy planning the May Day Brunch which has taken place of the traditional Spring Luncheon.

Most people in the area know Larry Gossard as the organizer of the Family Fun Day and Car Show, which raises money for the Children’s Tumor Foundation. But his dedication to neurofibromatosis (NF) research is a year-long dedication. Gossard’s son, Bryce, is a victim of the condition which can cause blindness, deafness, disfiguration, cancer, learning disabilities and developmental delays.

Kenton Patrolman Marc Coffman (left) receives a plaque holding his engraved service weapon from Chief Dennis Musser in honor of Coffman’s retirement from the Kenton Police Department.

RIDGEWAY — Ridgemont took control with a five-run first inning and never looked back on the way to a 10-0 five-inning victory over Hardin Northern in Northwest Central Conference baseball action on Monday. The Gophers improve to 12-4 overall and 8-2 in NWCC play, while Hardin Northern is now 3-13 and 1-8.

DOLA — Last week, the Hardin Northern FFA Chapter held its annual member banquet. There were 65 members in attendance along with numerous parents, staff and community members.

Whether it’s running the youth wrestling program in which his son is involved or helping his daughters on their soccer teams, Michael Hunt is all about being active in his children’s involvements. With a young son showing an interest in wrestling and no local program for him to join, Hunt stepped forward to start the Kenton Youth Wrestling program.

About 30 Kenton Middle School students made quick work of cleaning up the school’s courtyard Saturday morning. They removed brush, trees and neglected flower beds and plan to give the area a new landscaped look next month.

Ohio Northern University student Dominique Redmon picks up trash at Kenton’s Wharton Park on Saturday morning as part of the university’s Living Our Values Everywhere (LOVE) Day.

DOLA — Riverdale was first in two events and second in five other events on the way to claiming the boys team championship with 113 points at the Hardin Northern Invitational on Saturday. The Falcons received first place finishes in the 3,200 relay as Justin Scott, Antonio Renteria, Ben Gannon and Josh Hunter clocked a 9:12.4 and in the pole vault as Taylor Bacon cleared 11-6.